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spending tens of billions of dollars on the war on drugs and that battle is now being fought all over latin america will break down the cost of these missions and ask if they are really accomplishing anything. it's thursday february seventh five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. we begin today taking a look at drones and the role they play in achieving u.s. foreign policy goals it's an issue with covered extensively here at r.s.c. and finally making its way into the mainstream conversation on order to operate these unmanned aircraft the u.s. needs military bases relatively close to the planned targets and it turns out the u.s. has had one in saudi arabia for about two years or where in saudi arabia that's still a mystery but chances are you had no idea it existed and that's because it's been somewhat of a secret apparently many media outlets knew all about the base but didn't report it it's now coming to light that american media did not report on it because of an agreement with the obama administration this according to the washington post and the new york ti
spending tens of billions of dollars on the war on drugs and that battle is now being fought all over latin america will break down the cost of these missions and ask if they are really accomplishing anything. it's thursday february seventh five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. we begin today taking a look at drones and the role they play in achieving u.s. foreign policy goals it's an issue with covered extensively here at r.s.c. and finally making its way into...
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i like to take this opportunity to send the warmest regards to latin america and the whole world. that the bottom of the belabor me why all the polemics when sweden which is already provided political asylum to numerous latin americans does it again will that story a polemic as well so he asked the practical implication of julian assange situations it is up to europe to resolve the problem will be solved if the u.k. grants him safe passage so there hasn't been any intention to disrupt the prosecution process of the swedish justice system in spite of numerous misinformed allegations if they send a prosecutor to ecuador's embassy in britain and record the interrogation on video which they can do it would on twist this not that is if they really have to interrogate him julian assange was never even officially presented with charges. as lawyer but as our guards on this is lucky at the european court and achieve safe passage for a son who is staying at the ecuadorian embassy the situation will be finally resolved it is all now in europe's hands ecuador has done what it had to by exerci
i like to take this opportunity to send the warmest regards to latin america and the whole world. that the bottom of the belabor me why all the polemics when sweden which is already provided political asylum to numerous latin americans does it again will that story a polemic as well so he asked the practical implication of julian assange situations it is up to europe to resolve the problem will be solved if the u.k. grants him safe passage so there hasn't been any intention to disrupt the...
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las autoridades dieron un fuerte golpe a latÍn king con la banda criminal mÁs grande del paÍs. y un pueblo en new jersey serrizuela ha convertido en un pequeÑo mÉxico, s ha convertido en un pequeÑo mÉxie convertido en un pequeÑo mÉxico, comenzamos. este es su noticiero univisiÓn edicion nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> muy buenas noches, hambre, y calor de un encierro involuntario son quienes sufren unos pasajeros en un barco de mÉxico. >>> las especulaciones sobre sÍ la terminal donde llegarÁ el crucero estÁn aptas para recibir a los casi 4 mil pasajeros del crucero fueron aaclaradas, y saber sÍ asisten a estas personas. joaquÍn armando ortega lleva desde el pasado lunes sin saber noticias de su hija, ¿hace cuÁnto tiempo no hablan? ella se reportÓ el lunes mando unos textos, pero la preocupaciÓn es terrible porque hemos estado, muy angustiados por lo que , pensando en lo peor que puede haber pasado. >>> ¿quÉ decÍan los textos? >>> que estaban mal, tenÍan no funcionaban los baÑos, estaba fÁcil oscuro la genen lo oscuro gente llorando, un
las autoridades dieron un fuerte golpe a latÍn king con la banda criminal mÁs grande del paÍs. y un pueblo en new jersey serrizuela ha convertido en un pequeÑo mÉxico, s ha convertido en un pequeÑo mÉxie convertido en un pequeÑo mÉxico, comenzamos. este es su noticiero univisiÓn edicion nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >>> muy buenas noches, hambre, y calor de un encierro involuntario son quienes sufren unos pasajeros en un barco de mÉxico. >>> las...
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public opinion throughout latin america has grown very weary with u.s. intervention and u.k. interventions throughout the continent which explains why countries like venezuela ecuador bolivia even argentina brazil are the crowd who are having governments are keeping very much of a move for the arm's length from the united states i would say that the opposition hardly stands a chance of winning especially since most of them to a greater or lesser degree are pro-u.s. it is however a proof of life that it could or is a relatively small country so that it does not have that much leverage but in the case of for example mr jr son no doubt that will continue that will mean a continued support for him and his extended stay at the editorial embassy in the united kingdom. china leapfrog the u.s. to become the world's top trade up triggering soul searching in america i don't want to hold him back but the thing that's coming up in just ten minutes time. french on you is legislation is colliding with a case of online hate speech twitter an american company has been ordered by a french cou
public opinion throughout latin america has grown very weary with u.s. intervention and u.k. interventions throughout the continent which explains why countries like venezuela ecuador bolivia even argentina brazil are the crowd who are having governments are keeping very much of a move for the arm's length from the united states i would say that the opposition hardly stands a chance of winning especially since most of them to a greater or lesser degree are pro-u.s. it is however a proof of life...
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it appears the pope gave the announcement in latin. that is all we have a moment. we are obviously going to be following this story very closely indeed to see how things develop. >> i understand information just coming in, and very scarce at the moment. but any idea as to why he is going to resign? and why he has made this announcement? >> at the moment, we have no idea of whatsoever why he decided to resign and why he made the announcement at this time. we do not know if it has anything to do with problems he may have to do with his help. whether -- health. whether he believes the time has come for somebody else to replace him. whether there are some interior motives within the church hierarchy for this. at the moment, no motivation whatsoever about his decision. >> what exactly will happen next after the pope's resignation? >> this is also something we have not seen in modern times. it remains to be seen what will happen after february 28. if he does step down, obviously a conclave will have to be held in rome for the election of a future pope who will obviously
it appears the pope gave the announcement in latin. that is all we have a moment. we are obviously going to be following this story very closely indeed to see how things develop. >> i understand information just coming in, and very scarce at the moment. but any idea as to why he is going to resign? and why he has made this announcement? >> at the moment, we have no idea of whatsoever why he decided to resign and why he made the announcement at this time. we do not know if it has...
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. >> (habla en latín). >> con estas palabras el papa benedicto xvi anuncio su renuncia, dice que no tiene la fuerza necesaria para continuar con el ministerio de san pedro. >> su decisión llevará a la iglesia a realizar su remplazo. >> esta es una edición especial del noticiero univisión. >> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría helena salinas. >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches y el papa benedicto xvi dice hasta aquí, luego de ocho años como papa y dice ahora que dejará su papado y que no tiene la fuerzas para seguir como líder de la iglesia católica, su anuncio llegó de sorpresa para quienes están cerca de él. >> sí, buenas noches jorge y maría helena, estoy acá en el vaticano, muy cerca en el apartamento del papa donde papa benedicto xvi duerme. >> reclamo que renunció al ministerio de roma, sucedor de pedro, confiado a mí desde el 2005 y desde el 28 de febrero la silla de pedro estará vacante. >> dijo hoy adiós al trono de san pedro luego de 2680 días de pontificado, lo anunció en latín en una reunión, pero al final en latín anuncio su dimisió
. >> (habla en latín). >> con estas palabras el papa benedicto xvi anuncio su renuncia, dice que no tiene la fuerza necesaria para continuar con el ministerio de san pedro. >> su decisión llevará a la iglesia a realizar su remplazo. >> esta es una edición especial del noticiero univisión. >> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría helena salinas. >> ¿qué tal? muy buenas noches y el papa benedicto xvi dice hasta aquí, luego de ocho...
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several names are surfacing from asia, africa, and latin-america. including cardinal le nard doe santri. and tim dolan from new york. however, being from a world super power could hurt his chances. it's the first time in six centuries that the cardinals will choose a pope while the previous one is still alive. benedict's resignation shocked the world. the 85-year-old pontiff has slowed down significantly in recent years, but the vatican stressed that no specific medical condition prompted this decision. >> he certainly slowed down a bit. you could tell he had trouble negotiating steps. he started using the cane several months ago. >> reporter: in his announcement, the pope said, quote,"i have had to recognize my incapacity to adequately fulfill the ministry entrusted to me." pope benedict xvi has overseen a series of scandals and controversy, including the sex abuse crisis in the catholic church. his critics charge he was not progressive enough, upset he condemned gay marriage, the ordination of women, and allowing priests to marry. but supporters v
several names are surfacing from asia, africa, and latin-america. including cardinal le nard doe santri. and tim dolan from new york. however, being from a world super power could hurt his chances. it's the first time in six centuries that the cardinals will choose a pope while the previous one is still alive. benedict's resignation shocked the world. the 85-year-old pontiff has slowed down significantly in recent years, but the vatican stressed that no specific medical condition prompted this...
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he knows in latin america world. an impressive man with a wide-ranging experience and a very fine mine mind. so ouellet is a major player, i would say. >> there is some speculation, as well, about cardinal timothy dolan from new york. now, he's a very new cardinal, but he has a way about him that a lot of people find very engaging, in a time when, of course, a lot of people believe the church needs to reengage, the way pope john paul ii did. what do you think the realistic chances are for cardinal dolan? >> i think realistically, they're slim. i'm a big dolan fan. he catches that spirit, you know, of john paul ii, the outreach to the wider world. i think in himself, he's an extraordinary strong candidate. i think his being an american would tell very much against him. i doubt they'd give the papacy to, you know, an american that the lone superpower in the world. but, you know, he's an impressive character. and i think he would bring an awful lot to that office. but, realistically, i would say his chances are slim. >>
he knows in latin america world. an impressive man with a wide-ranging experience and a very fine mine mind. so ouellet is a major player, i would say. >> there is some speculation, as well, about cardinal timothy dolan from new york. now, he's a very new cardinal, but he has a way about him that a lot of people find very engaging, in a time when, of course, a lot of people believe the church needs to reengage, the way pope john paul ii did. what do you think the realistic chances are for...
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his bombshell came at the end. [ speaking latin ] >> reporter: he spoke in latin, the ancient language of the church. i have come to the certainty, he says that my strengths due to an advanced age are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the papacy. >> i'm shocked. >> reporter: around the world, from insiders to outsiders, the reaction was the same. >> today's decision by benedict xvi to resign from the papacy came as a huge surprise to me and to everyone in rome and in the vatican. >> reporter: for almost 600 years, it hadn't happened. for almost 600 years, popes died in office. with this one stroke, benedict xvi has changed history. >> no one alive has seen anything like that happen. and the dynamics of that are completely unknown. >> reporter: just under eight years ago he stepped out on the balcony of st. peter's basilica, joseph ratzinger becoming benedict xvi. succeeding john paul ii who had reigned as pope for 25 years. >> he had a hard act to follow. >> a very difficult act. but he followed in his own way. >> reporter: father james marten is editor at large of the order'
his bombshell came at the end. [ speaking latin ] >> reporter: he spoke in latin, the ancient language of the church. i have come to the certainty, he says that my strengths due to an advanced age are no longer suited to an adequate exercise of the papacy. >> i'm shocked. >> reporter: around the world, from insiders to outsiders, the reaction was the same. >> today's decision by benedict xvi to resign from the papacy came as a huge surprise to me and to everyone in rome...
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the announcement in latin. 6:25 is the time. a very surprising announcement, because the pope usually continues his duties .ntil death he sent out to a tweet yesterday's and "we must trust the mighty power of god's mercy. we are all sinners, and his grace transforms us and makes us ."w that is leading to speculation kind ofre is some controversy. says that, due to his age, decision withe freedom to resign and that longer has the strength adequately continue office due to his advanced age. >> the significance of this cannot overstated. this is the first time in 600 pope has resigned of holding the post until desks. there's a process that will be nt in place quickly sonat a pope can be put in before easter. he's in his 80s now. he will be resigning at the end. >> he was one of the oldest was electedhen he age of 78, following the ii.h of john paul this news is rocking the vatican around the world curious to hear what is .he future the vatican says they will make sure this process happens as possible, a quick that theon and succeon
the announcement in latin. 6:25 is the time. a very surprising announcement, because the pope usually continues his duties .ntil death he sent out to a tweet yesterday's and "we must trust the mighty power of god's mercy. we are all sinners, and his grace transforms us and makes us ."w that is leading to speculation kind ofre is some controversy. says that, due to his age, decision withe freedom to resign and that longer has the strength adequately continue office due to his advanced...
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to who was beloved in parts of latin america you know. but when he came and closed down the seminaries that would teaching liberation theology and orientation to. a theology of everyday life of the ology they could deal with human suffering at the ology that would be open to women and to embracing a body finding a way to love god without hating the created body without hating sexuality i think that's been you know the largest problem of having thank you a hierarchy that is closed ok carrie would you react to that point as well as global that's going to carry let's have a better time mostly equal time yes go ahead terry. well there's i mean there's so much to react to. i don't agree with john paul the seconds theology of the body but at least he's paying attention to the body a liberation theology is taught in many parts of the world the churches diverse it the local parishes do reach out my own parish has a a group of bt people that it supports strongly there mentioned in the in the bulletin every weekend but the lighting can do isn't imp
to who was beloved in parts of latin america you know. but when he came and closed down the seminaries that would teaching liberation theology and orientation to. a theology of everyday life of the ology they could deal with human suffering at the ology that would be open to women and to embracing a body finding a way to love god without hating the created body without hating sexuality i think that's been you know the largest problem of having thank you a hierarchy that is closed ok carrie...
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. >>> con estas palabras en latÍn, el papa benedicto xvi anunciÓ sorpresivamente su renuncia, la primera renuncia de un papa en casi 600 aÑos, dijo que no tiene la fuerza necesaria para continuar con el ministerio de san pedro, su decisiÓn llevarÁ a la iglesia a un proceso de remplazar al lÍder de mÁs de 1200 millones de catÓlicos, y le diremos cuÁndo tomÓ su decision, y quienes son los candidatos a sustituirle. esta es una ediciÓn especial del "noticiero univisiÓn." ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> este es su "noticiero univisiÓn" con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >>> quÉ tal, buenas noches. el papa benedicto xvi dice hasta aquÍ, a casi 8 aÑos de haber sido elegido sucesor de juan pablo i i dijo que dejarÁ su papado, dijo que no tiene la capacidad fÍsica ni mental para enfrentar exigencias que conllevan ser el lÍder de la iglesia catÓlica, su anuncio llegÓ de sorpresa, incluso para los que estÁn cerca de Él. y crea un velo de misterio e incertidumbre. vamos a roma con marÍa villa lobos. >>> sÍ. buenas noches jorge y marÍa emena, me encuentro en el vaticano cerca del depa
. >>> con estas palabras en latÍn, el papa benedicto xvi anunciÓ sorpresivamente su renuncia, la primera renuncia de un papa en casi 600 aÑos, dijo que no tiene la fuerza necesaria para continuar con el ministerio de san pedro, su decisiÓn llevarÁ a la iglesia a un proceso de remplazar al lÍder de mÁs de 1200 millones de catÓlicos, y le diremos cuÁndo tomÓ su decision, y quienes son los candidatos a sustituirle. esta es una ediciÓn especial del "noticiero...
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public opinion throughout latin america has grown very weary with u.s. intervention and u.k. intervention throughout the continent which explains why countries like venezuela ecuador bolivia even argentina brazil are weaker i'll go on having governments are keeping very much lou for an arm's length from the united states i would say that the opposition hardly stands a chance of winning especially since most of them to a greater or lesser degree are pro-u.s. it is however a truth of life that it could or is a relatively small country so that it does not have that much leverage but in the case of for example mr jr son no doubt that will continue there will mean a continued support for him and these extended stay at the editorial embassy in the united kingdom or coming out we examine how the world's wealthiest countries letting down its people report finds that american students like it far behind those of other developed countries teaches a computer playing tennis match. anti british sentiment has been apparent in madrid stuff from iberia and lines to the streets of the city ve
public opinion throughout latin america has grown very weary with u.s. intervention and u.k. intervention throughout the continent which explains why countries like venezuela ecuador bolivia even argentina brazil are weaker i'll go on having governments are keeping very much lou for an arm's length from the united states i would say that the opposition hardly stands a chance of winning especially since most of them to a greater or lesser degree are pro-u.s. it is however a truth of life that it...
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that's still the way latin american culture is. latinos here have a different perspective. >> sorry to keep pushing you. do you think there is now latinos are almost 20% of the american population, high teens anyway. >> the average is 26 years old for latina. we're still young. >> exactly. >> younger generation that is making the changes. >> and will it be able to transfer back to central and south america now that you're liberated do you have relatives back there you can help out. >> yeah. i think stow. i have relatives back there, i know when they see me they're like, wow, you're doing you're own thing and working. they see that difference, i think it is growing in latin american countries. >> avis do african american women -- you head the preeminent african american national organization, do african american women feel like they have been fully integrated in to feminism? >> that's a good question. i don't know if i can wrap it up. but there is a separate sort of wave that african american women have embraced called womanism. tak
that's still the way latin american culture is. latinos here have a different perspective. >> sorry to keep pushing you. do you think there is now latinos are almost 20% of the american population, high teens anyway. >> the average is 26 years old for latina. we're still young. >> exactly. >> younger generation that is making the changes. >> and will it be able to transfer back to central and south america now that you're liberated do you have relatives back there...
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what are the chances it could be someone from latin america, steve? >> bill, it really comes down to numbers. up to 42% of the world's 1.2 billion catholics now in live in latin, america. the problem could be with the votes. while a quarter of the world's catholics liver in europe. european cardinals still hold half of the votes. it would be a sharp brake in precedent for those cardinals to choose a non-european pope, bill. >> bill: who would then be the main contenders from latin america, steve? >> vaticanologyists keep putting numbers on short list. one would be cardinal shearer from brazil. he is in charge of the world's largest catholic diocese and the catholic nation. also cardinal sandre from. and finally cardinal from honduras. a lot of praise for his work on human rights. any of these three could potentially be the first latin american pope, bill. >> let the speculation begin, thank you, steve. steve harrigan is live in miami tonight. a reminder shep is on his way to rome as we speak. he will anchor "studio b" and "the fox report" live tomorro
what are the chances it could be someone from latin america, steve? >> bill, it really comes down to numbers. up to 42% of the world's 1.2 billion catholics now in live in latin, america. the problem could be with the votes. while a quarter of the world's catholics liver in europe. european cardinals still hold half of the votes. it would be a sharp brake in precedent for those cardinals to choose a non-european pope, bill. >> bill: who would then be the main contenders from latin...
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this is a church that is very heavily in latin america. about 42% of catholics are in latin america now. they're growing as well in africa. only 25% in europe, but more than half of the cardinals who will come here to vatican city and who will announce a new pope are from europe. so, here's the big question. will there be a different kind of pope? there are candidates from latin america, some are talking about america's timothy dolan but most talk has been on cardinal from nigeria. we're still waiting to hear exactly when that conclave will take place. >> chris, you were there eight years ago when pope benedict was chosen. now there as he abdicates. chris jansing live in rome. >>> turning to weather, some connecticut residents are still digging out from this weekend's big weekend. hamden they cleared 3 feet of snow. some are upset secondary roads were not plowed but the heavy snowfall overwhelmed city work cruise. the storm is blamed for 18 deaths in the u.s. and canada. speaking of weather, let's go now to bill karins, nbc meteorologist.
this is a church that is very heavily in latin america. about 42% of catholics are in latin america now. they're growing as well in africa. only 25% in europe, but more than half of the cardinals who will come here to vatican city and who will announce a new pope are from europe. so, here's the big question. will there be a different kind of pope? there are candidates from latin america, some are talking about america's timothy dolan but most talk has been on cardinal from nigeria. we're still...
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. >> one of the most dangerous airports in latin america is about to cancel operations. now this report from ecuador. arriving or departing from quito can be quite an adventure. >> quite an experience. you must weave around hills and buildings, diving sharply to read the runway. in its 53 years in operation, there's been more than one dozen fatal accidents here with airplanes either crashing near the airport or skidding off the runway. olga lost family members of an airliner crashed during takeoff in 1998, killing 79 people. >> the airplane could not take off. my cousin, two daughters and their grandparents died. few hundred just a meters from the runway. she now says a prayer for every airplane that takes off. departing aircraft face a mountain's trade ahead and the engines need all their strength for a steep climb. of therport in the heart capital is shutting down. ,4 kilometers away from quito a new airport opens on wednesday airports 6 400 meters down in altitude, to make landing and takeoff better. the new airport is also situated in a flat, open area. >> it has the
. >> one of the most dangerous airports in latin america is about to cancel operations. now this report from ecuador. arriving or departing from quito can be quite an adventure. >> quite an experience. you must weave around hills and buildings, diving sharply to read the runway. in its 53 years in operation, there's been more than one dozen fatal accidents here with airplanes either crashing near the airport or skidding off the runway. olga lost family members of an airliner crashed...
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and soon, a verbal announce nmt latin, we have a pope. one of the more interesting bit of trivia is that they'll have on hand three different casts for the newly elected pope. small, medium, large. the first glimmer of who that next pope will be, we'll see when he steps out on to that balcony. george? >> we're joined on the phone by cardinal wuehrl, thank you for joining us. your first thoughts upon hearing this news. >> it was an enormous surprise. when i got a call this morning, confirming that he had made this announcement, it was such a huge surprise. however, when was considers his age and the huge responsibilities and the weight of that office, i suspect that we should be prepared for these surprises. >> you talked about the weight of the office, how would you assess his papacy? >> think he's tried to focus the whole catholic church on the mission of preaching the gospel. he's shepherd of this whole global flock. it has to be an amazing responsibility. but i believe his papacy will be characterized by the effort to renew the preachi
and soon, a verbal announce nmt latin, we have a pope. one of the more interesting bit of trivia is that they'll have on hand three different casts for the newly elected pope. small, medium, large. the first glimmer of who that next pope will be, we'll see when he steps out on to that balcony. george? >> we're joined on the phone by cardinal wuehrl, thank you for joining us. your first thoughts upon hearing this news. >> it was an enormous surprise. when i got a call this morning,...
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america, and particularly in latin america. that wasn't the case a few years ago. with regards to coca, i think it's a no-brainer. there's absolutely no reason coca should be hoe producted in international law. absolutely no reason that countries like bolivia, peru, and colombia, should not be allowed to market products internationally. there's no reason that coca-cola should not be allowed to use their coca flavoring and other countries should be allowed to do the same. the amount of cocaine alkaloids in the coca leaf is minuscule, very tine, and does not pose any danger when used in its natural form. think there's an issue with the people whoa grow coca are some of the poorest people in latin america. poor farmers withsmall plots of land and i think we have an obligation to help those countries, bring those people out of post and -- out of poverty and that means comprehensive rural economic development programs along the lines of what he was saying earlier. with regards to cocaine, i think you -- that's writ gets trickier. th
america, and particularly in latin america. that wasn't the case a few years ago. with regards to coca, i think it's a no-brainer. there's absolutely no reason coca should be hoe producted in international law. absolutely no reason that countries like bolivia, peru, and colombia, should not be allowed to market products internationally. there's no reason that coca-cola should not be allowed to use their coca flavoring and other countries should be allowed to do the same. the amount of cocaine...
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. >> let's talk a little about latin america and the caribbean to the debt is a success to focus on latin america and the caribbean as a region in developing a u.s. policy given the fact that so many of the country's different in so many of them. i think about latin america and the caribbean as a region there's a kind of natural affinity for trade policy. we do share some problems of just the kind of trance national borders to deal with trafficking and arms and drugs until there are reasons to work into the region to be also think that since the organization of the states have a democratic charter we should have a view first and foremost the neighborhood as being democratic once you get beyond the big categories you really are talking about the countries that are very different in how they interact with the globe. brazil thinks of itself of course as a regional leader but brazil is one of the most important emerging economies for the whole global economy it's one of as we call them the bricks the emerging economies that has the chance to structure how the economy is going to look going fo
. >> let's talk a little about latin america and the caribbean to the debt is a success to focus on latin america and the caribbean as a region in developing a u.s. policy given the fact that so many of the country's different in so many of them. i think about latin america and the caribbean as a region there's a kind of natural affinity for trade policy. we do share some problems of just the kind of trance national borders to deal with trafficking and arms and drugs until there are...
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>> radio is part of latin american life. the radio is on all the time and every last american household. also the new technologies have made radio or given way to a new life. it used to be if you did not hear it live, it it was gone. nole, archival. we can draw sounds from all over the world and push them back out so we can listen to 120 countries. we have downloads from all over the world. that is very exciting. in their right to, coming from the world of literature, radio is what most closely approximates having an author, a voice was bringing your year. the intimacy of radio is unparalleled. >> tell us about your novel, "lost city radio", how that fits in >> i see now that it fits in. my family is a radio family. my father was a radio announcer. then he went on to do other things. i've and uncles and cousins who have worked in radio all over peru. i sort of became obsessed with one program called "people finders" in peru. it was like a public bulletin board every sunday night for people to find their missing loved ones fr
>> radio is part of latin american life. the radio is on all the time and every last american household. also the new technologies have made radio or given way to a new life. it used to be if you did not hear it live, it it was gone. nole, archival. we can draw sounds from all over the world and push them back out so we can listen to 120 countries. we have downloads from all over the world. that is very exciting. in their right to, coming from the world of literature, radio is what most...
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this is an issue i work a lot on in latin america. we have created a system where we put in jail primarily small-scale drug dealers, they guys, girls, boys selling the drug on the street corner, running drugs back and forth, or the people in the country who are transporting trucks. these people are making a lot of money off of it. the day you arrest them they are placed -- replaced by the drug trafficking organizations. yet, they go to jail in this country, and particularly in latin america, which has adopted a across the board in many countries harsh u.s. drug laws, they can end up with 20th century. one example, ecuador which really has, it's a minor player in the international drug trafficking network. the maximum sentence for murder in the country is 16 years. the sense for drug trafficking is a minimum of 12, maximum of 25 years. and it doesn't distinguish between your level of involvement in the drug trade. you go to jail and ecuador and you find people who are selling drugs on the street corner who had a judge that was in a par
this is an issue i work a lot on in latin america. we have created a system where we put in jail primarily small-scale drug dealers, they guys, girls, boys selling the drug on the street corner, running drugs back and forth, or the people in the country who are transporting trucks. these people are making a lot of money off of it. the day you arrest them they are placed -- replaced by the drug trafficking organizations. yet, they go to jail in this country, and particularly in latin america,...
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the church is exploding in latin america, africa and parts of asia. there are some viable candidates. so, i wouldn't be surprised if the church moved in that direction. and north america, you think of cardinal oulet from quebec, would certainly be a leading candidate. cardinal dolan, possibly. i think the cardinals will look around the world, sure, for a possible candidate. >> right now, they are looking up at the stage and the pope is going to speak in portuguese as he continues his final good-byes to the faithful, speaking in many different languages. there are preparations under way already, something that is, again, as we talked about the historic nature of what we're seeing and the difference from anything we have experienced before, in a situation, in all of our lifetimes when we were talking about a conclave, there was a funeral to plan. and so, the people who lived within the vatican were very much focused on honoring the pope who just died, we have a very different circumstance here. nevertheless, liz, they have to prepare the sistine chapel,
the church is exploding in latin america, africa and parts of asia. there are some viable candidates. so, i wouldn't be surprised if the church moved in that direction. and north america, you think of cardinal oulet from quebec, would certainly be a leading candidate. cardinal dolan, possibly. i think the cardinals will look around the world, sure, for a possible candidate. >> right now, they are looking up at the stage and the pope is going to speak in portuguese as he continues his...
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all of the theology was done in latin. it was quite definite and monolithic. these men come and they are open and they receive first of all an experience of church. these men pray together, celebrate the eucharist together and also they have these meetings at the two coffee bars, that they call bar jonas. they begin to see we're multicultural. gradually they learn from experts, they study theology. they took charge of the council and some of the document prepared by the vatican congregations were rejected because they were too legalistic and a whole new approach came thanks to what these men were experiencing as church people. they did an extraordinary job. >> i want to ask you too, vatican ii is a brand name in the church. you say vatican ii, people know it all. >> i'm talking about people from all faiths and no faiths. we don't really -- we really don't know the details. it's kind of a brand thing and we have '62 and '65, you were ordained in '62. it was planned if our -- for a couple years. yet, it was not implemented until 1969. for 7 years we continued --
all of the theology was done in latin. it was quite definite and monolithic. these men come and they are open and they receive first of all an experience of church. these men pray together, celebrate the eucharist together and also they have these meetings at the two coffee bars, that they call bar jonas. they begin to see we're multicultural. gradually they learn from experts, they study theology. they took charge of the council and some of the document prepared by the vatican congregations...
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i find myself itching to rooech read the statement in latin. i hope you can translate it. >> good luck with that. >> that the holy father made. and i find myself kind of somber. in a way -- i love this pope. every catholic feels the pope is his father. we call him our holy father. the world looks to him with respect and affection. i sense a special bond with him. he is the one that appointed me
i find myself itching to rooech read the statement in latin. i hope you can translate it. >> good luck with that. >> that the holy father made. and i find myself kind of somber. in a way -- i love this pope. every catholic feels the pope is his father. we call him our holy father. the world looks to him with respect and affection. i sense a special bond with him. he is the one that appointed me
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here's adrian south of the founder of the second republic project public opinion throughout latin america is growing very weary with us students are very short and u.k. intervention throughout the continent which explains why countries like because we were believe you can argentina brazil. governments are keeping very much. and latin america this very strong popular movement trying to move away from the united states has benefitted from this sentiment by pledging to continue down this road now gray a pretty much securing a third term as ecuador's president will be a headache for washington but is very good news for whistleblower julian assange and he was of course granted political asylum by ecuador the only country to really stand up for him a small country which doesn't have much leverage managed to do to so far make it impossible for a song to be extradited to sweden for questioning over sex assault charges even with pressure from the u.s. and the u.k. correia has said this that there can't be a problem due to asylum it's neo colonialism a silence has been holed up at the ecuadorian em
here's adrian south of the founder of the second republic project public opinion throughout latin america is growing very weary with us students are very short and u.k. intervention throughout the continent which explains why countries like because we were believe you can argentina brazil. governments are keeping very much. and latin america this very strong popular movement trying to move away from the united states has benefitted from this sentiment by pledging to continue down this road now...
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and marshall high school was set up for black and latin use to succeed in high school and slowly that population has been squeezed out of that school. that school was a preschool. i think there needs to be a look at marshall high school and we need to ask ourselves what's going on over there how many our black people and latin are not being served thank you, very much. . next speaker >> good afternoon supervisor stop corporate rape of our library. private shut up of our community and perhaps because of the public library has began to make our information public. a discretionary fund and these funds are budgeted at $65,000 yes and no and the library expand this amount. this is the extend detail and he spends it on the undefined business expense. this may be one explanations why there is an over flow of spending funds ridiculously. the bigger request is why the forensics are not allowed - are allowed to continue with no oversight from the board of supervisors. the private fundraisers always assume they can harass the critics to exploring the truth. it is certainly why i was arrested at
and marshall high school was set up for black and latin use to succeed in high school and slowly that population has been squeezed out of that school. that school was a preschool. i think there needs to be a look at marshall high school and we need to ask ourselves what's going on over there how many our black people and latin are not being served thank you, very much. . next speaker >> good afternoon supervisor stop corporate rape of our library. private shut up of our community and...
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a possible latin american pope, steve? >> reporter: jon, a lot of latin americans certainly do think so. there is real excitement in that conversation and in that possibility. the argument being made is that the future of the church is in the southern hemisphere. right now out of a world's $1.2 billion catholics, 42% are already living in latin america. so the argument goes the next pope should also be where the future is. of course the votes are not there yet. europe which has just 25% of the world's catholics, still controls more than half of the votes for the next pope, jon. jon: who so are considered the main contenders from latin america? >> reporter: jon, five or six names keep coming up. among the top three are some extremely strong candidates. first the cardinal from brazil, cardinal scheree are. in he is in the world's most populous catholic nation. cardinal sandri from argentina. he had key top posts in vatican. somewhat of a longer shot, cardinal maradiagoo got a lot of attention with his work with the poor in l
a possible latin american pope, steve? >> reporter: jon, a lot of latin americans certainly do think so. there is real excitement in that conversation and in that possibility. the argument being made is that the future of the church is in the southern hemisphere. right now out of a world's $1.2 billion catholics, 42% are already living in latin america. so the argument goes the next pope should also be where the future is. of course the votes are not there yet. europe which has just 25%...
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public opinion through latin america is growing very weary with u.s. intervention and u.k. intervention throughout the continent which explains why i couldn't. believe you could argentina to. government very much. from the united states. well in latin america this very strong popular movement trying to move away from the united states per se greater has benefited from that sentiment by pledging to continue now caray of pretty much securing a third term as ecuador as president will be a headache for washington but it's very good news for whistleblower julian assange and he was of course granted political asylum by aqua door the only country to really stand up for him a small country which doesn't really have much leverage managed to so far make it impossible for a science to be extradited to sweden for questioning over sex assault charges even with pressure from the u.s. and u.k. but correia has said that there can't be a problem due to asylum it's neocolonialism he was referring to demands for a scientist safe passage by swedish judicial official in london now a sign she's
public opinion through latin america is growing very weary with u.s. intervention and u.k. intervention throughout the continent which explains why i couldn't. believe you could argentina to. government very much. from the united states. well in latin america this very strong popular movement trying to move away from the united states per se greater has benefited from that sentiment by pledging to continue now caray of pretty much securing a third term as ecuador as president will be a headache...